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a turn in price on the chart after a rise. By itself, it has no predictive value. But if it forms into a double top or a head and shoulders top, it comprises a geometric pattern which may have predictive value.
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Slang for eleven. See railroad.
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In square-rigged ships, the platform at the lower mast heads to give additional spread to the topmast rigging, and to form a kind of gallery for riflemen in war ships. There are fore top, main top, and mizen top. To top is to raise one end of a boom or yard by the topping lifts. The "top" of a vessel is the part above water.
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specifies the top-level frame in the current window.
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(as in maintop) platform at masthead of ship.
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